Chen Chuyi traveled through the poor families in Beishui Village with the memories of his past life. At first he just wanted to make some money to improve his family's life. But in this strange ancient society, without the means to protect yourself, you are someone else's wedding dress after all. In the end, he had to embark on the journey of studying for the imperial examination. Only by changing his destiny could he better protect himself and his family. If you are poor, you can only take care of yourself; if you are rich, you can help the world...
In terms of rigor, you have to read this old-school clear-cut novel. There is no systematic cheating, and the villain does not need to use his wits. It depends on how the protagonist's mind can crush all kinds of monsters and monsters. Dark plot + bloody battlefield + assassination and espionage, all included
In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, a history student traveled through time with the soul of Emperor Chongzhen. It's not a great article, it's not systematic, and there are relatively few golden fingers. Have a clear understanding of the situation in the late Ming Dynasty, focusing on the management of the late Ming Dynasty and the struggle for hegemony among various forces.
A novel about the late Ming Dynasty. It is true and logical, with historical details. The protagonist moves to the north and south to drive out the Tartars and restore China. The supporting characters are not smart, and the updates are stable. At present, it is a seedling.
The unsystematic historical materials are rigorous and rich in content, describing the story of the rise of heroes in the Zhuolu Central Plains at the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty. It is the first Tomato novel to describe the magnificent history of the last thirty years of the Northern Wei Dynasty in all aspects and details. The history book details the rise of Er Zhurong, Gao Huan, and Yu Wentai, interspersed with the fortune histories of Chen Qingzhi, Ge Rong, Du Luozhou, Dugu Xin, Yang Jian, and Li Hu.
In the first chapter of the map, you will know that the author has done extensive research on the location of each mountain range and the economic and political aspects of each place.
The chapters on "Group Narratives" in the book are always particularly thick. When the author's pen leaves individual heroes and instead depicts the spiritual portrait of a group of people, a generation, and a class, the weight of history suddenly appears. These group narratives make readers realize that history is ultimately the sum of all people, not a one-man show of a few. This "de-elitist" narrative consciousness gives this book a distinct contemporary historical perspective.
These books are all thoughtful. If you just look at the writing style, the second one is full. The author writes the poems himself, and you have to ask whether he is awesome or not. The point is that the protagonists are not stallions [Adoration] [Adoration]
In 1928, many things happened in the Northeast. If history could be repeated, would many things change? The 300,000-strong army in the Northeast, more than 400 aircraft, 500,000 rifles, and the aircraft carrier Hakko, which can accommodate 10 French seaplanes, include more than 200 million silver dollars! It shouldn't have disappeared so easily in 1931!
An imaginary history, no system, multiple female protagonists, clear logic, rich characters, rich plots, poor writing, hatred between the country and the family, courtship, laughter and tears, please appreciate it! [Shy][shy][shy]
The real history reappears, and a scholar from a rural area made the Qing Dynasty's national destiny last for half a century. The plot is real and the plot is delicate, just like scenes from a TV series before your eyes. This novel is based on private information provided by Zeng's descendants and Qing history manuscripts. It neither praises nor criticizes, and truly restores the origin of Zeng Guofan, the last Neo-Confucian master in China, including his ancestors, brothers, same age, wife, and children, as well as the details of his life as a servant. The ambitions and feelings of a generation of scholars are reflected from every detail of the protagonist's life, and it truly shows the little-known lives and joys, sorrows and joys of officials and officials in the imperial court. Let's take a look at the life of civil servants in the Qing Dynasty who drifted to the north.
Su Dongpo listened quietly, and his heart was filled with waves again. He was surprised by the ambition hidden under this young boy's calm tone. That is not the ambition of an ordinary young person to "cultivate one's moral integrity, govern one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world", but an almost tragic determination... That directly confronts the vastness of heaven and established cause and effect. This ambition was so high that it exceeded his expectations. However, this surprise only lasted for a short moment. What followed was a sharp heartache and boundless pity. He seemed to see how his smart and precocious son was carrying the memory of that "future" alone, how he turned the invisible but heavy responsibility of "change" into shackles, silently binding his soul. That's not a sense of mission, that's self-inflicted torture. Under the moonlight, Su Dongpo's eyes were extremely soft, and the open-minded philosophical thoughts in them were covered with a kind of gentle regret. What he saw was not a madman who tried to change his destiny against nature, but a child who was overwhelmed by his own "foreknowledge" under the boundless pressure of time and space, covered in bruises but still stubbornly moving forward. He was silent for a longer time, thinking about how to use the most appropriate way to untie the invisible shackles. Finally, he spoke slowly, his voice like the night wind in the mountains, calm and powerful: "Dun'er, you consciously bear the responsibility of 'change' because of your 'precognition', and you regard whether you 'change' or not, as evidence of the value of your own existence." "This thought is so important, and so... Persistent." He raised his finger and pointed at the crescent moon in the night outside the pavilion, his eyes as cold as moonlight, but with the warmth of understanding: "Dun'er, please look up and look at the moon in the mountains in front of you." "It shines on you and me right now, and on the thousands of peaks and valleys in Lingnan. It was like this thousands of years ago." "Presumably, thousands of years later, it will still be like this in your memory." "People today don't see the moon in ancient times, but this moon used to shine on the ancients." "The moon on the mountains has not changed for thousands of years. Those who change it, those who watch the moon, will hear things under the moon." He quoted his deepest understanding: "My father once understood some truths when I was in Huangzhou, under the red cliff, watching the river flow eastward." "'If you look at the changes in the general, the world can no longer last for a moment; if you look at the changes in the general, things and I are endless.'" "This river, this bright moon, from the perspective of its changeability, never stops for a moment; from the perspective of its permanence, it will be like this forever." "The 'historical track' you are worried about is the ever-changing waves, or the constant and unchanging flow of the river?" "Are you trying to change a few specific waves, or the flow of the entire river?" Su Dun looked at the more ancient and unchanging moonlight and fell into deep thought. Su Dongpo sighed softly, and the sigh blended into the night wind, almost inaudible, but it carried thousands of words: "You feel that you are vain because you failed to save your mother's life, and you are confused about the future because you have passed through the tribulation." "This is to tie the weight of your life to whether that specific 'wave' rises and falls in accordance with your wishes. "But the real 'history' is not a book written in one volume, which can be read and altered by anyone. " "It is... The cause and effect, personal decisions, and luck of the times of millions of people throughout time and space, like billions of streams, entangled, colliding, and converging with each other, and finally creating a mighty river between heaven and earth. "Every drop of water and every grain of sand is involved in shaping its direction." " He leaned forward slightly, looking into his son's eyes like a torch: "You want to use your own mind and your own karma to change the torrent of billions of causes and effects and endless opportunities -" "This is not an ambition, Dun'er, this is almost... An attempt to change the trajectory of the stars and the moon with the light of a candle; shake the towering tree with the body of an earthfly. " His tone was not a reproach, but a kind of compassion after investigation: "You will put such a heavy burden on your shoulders without any explanation, and regard it as your destiny. "This is not only an arrogance of the movement of heaven, but also an extremely demanding request on your own life and mind." "Manpower is limited but heaven's way is infinite. The limit of strength will follow the limitless." "Is there any reason not to be in danger or confused, not to be in pain and not to be afraid?" "It's not "arrogant", not "ignorant"... It's "demanding". It turns out, that's it. These two words, with the warmth of his father's palm, hit the most vulnerable part of Su Dun's heart unexpectedly. A huge emotional torrent finally broke through the powerless resistance of the dam. He lowered his head suddenly, and hot tears burst out of his eyes without warning, quickly blurring his vision. Drops of them hit the stone table, shattering his last bit of forced composure. He did not make a sound, but his shoulders began to tremble slightly uncontrollably, as if he was about to pour out the confusion, fear, self-criticism and burden that had been accumulated in his heart for two lifetimes with these silent tears. Su Dongpo hugged him gently, patted the young man's thin back, and felt the emotion that had been pent up for so long. He did not speak, but just accompanied him silently. My child, you don't have to be the lone hero who "changes the world". Just being Su Dun and Su Shi's son, living well and truly, feeling loved and loved, and doing the good things you can, is enough to make your father proud...
The relationship in heaven is very strange. When God was not invited, Hong Xiuquan was a head taller than Yang Xiuqing, and Yang Xiuqing became a minister. After praying to God, Hong Xiuquan had to call Yang Xiuqing daddy. Manchao Wenwu knelt on the ground, unable to tell which of the two was older for a moment. In terms of official position, Hong Xiuquan is the king of heaven, and in terms of seniority, Yang Xiuqing is his father. There are two emperors in the same court, usually they are monarch and minister, but when God invites them, they become father and son. Hong Xiuquan stood in the audience, knowing that he was going to be scolded next. As a son, he had to be scolded in public every year on his birthday.
Look back on history and savor fictional legends. Those who traveled through the Southern Dynasties were not favored by the system, and faced the changing times of the court. As a commoner, they battled wits with powerful ministers and conspired with the emperors to carve out a world; in the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, humble slaves stepped forward to gather the light of hope in the midst of starvation and war, and helped fight the enemy and save the people; a peasant boy shouldered the expectations of his family and embarked on the imperial examination journey. Knowledge opens the door to an official career; a reborn eunuch forgets the humiliation of his previous life and is reborn in the fragrance of pen and ink, taking the imperial examination, revitalizing the family tradition, and writing with extraordinary splendor; the Tang Dynasty is unparalleled in its elegance, and some people stroll through it, appreciate poetry, wine, romance, and exotic treasures, and experience the prosperity of the prosperous age in daily life; a failed scholar marries a princess, and is like a koi carp possessing him. The road to the imperial examination is extremely smooth, and his counterattack in life is amazing.
Take a look at this book. It's so rigorous that except for the protagonist, the rest of the supporting characters all existed in history. It's interesting to watch but also informative!
Then it must be "Spring Comes to the South of the Yangtze River and Flowers Bloom". Although the name of this novel sounds literary, it is actually a time-travel novel. The protagonist experienced major events in the late Southern Song Dynasty and was later demoted from Lin'an. After the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty, he took up the banner and began his own conquest. The novel is unsystematic, respects the historical process, and is updated every day.
The soul of the car accident passed through Xuanhe years, and King Yun lived in the modern man's shell. His father believed that he had to pretend to be good, and his brother had a gun hidden in his smile - If you are not favored, you will die if you inherit the throne! Mysteries in dreams are hard to understand, and changing your life is always hindered by accidents. Ambition is revealed, and a fool suddenly wakes up and breaks the confusion. While his father and brother are heading north, the temptation of the dragon chair makes his heart itch. "Together we plan for great things." He shouts out, his charm soars to the sky! The heads of the six thieves are rolling on the golden steps, and the blood is not yet cold when the imperial court is reorganized. The heroes of the rivers and lakes clash with bowls of wine, and the righteous flags tear apart the appearance of the faint king. Smiling at the dragon robes draped over the body, secretly lamenting the suffering of the people. The corpses floating in the Bian River are wrapped in hungry corpses, and the city walls are built with bones at the border. The taste of power is as sweet as honey, but the feudal cages are rusty and dirty - the dragon chair is so hot that it hurts the conscience, and the history books are so fishy that they turn yellow through the paper! The most satirical modern return guest, who plays chess and becomes the king of chess. The fallen leaves will eventually return to their roots, and the golden shackles will jingle. If you ask, is redemption worth it? Listen to the cry of Bianliang Feng: "The traveler creates a new hell, the savior becomes the king of hell!
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